readingwithwrin
Written on Apr 25, 2015
"It's like we stepped into some TV show about cops or spies. Only we're not cops or spies. We're teenagers."
Last year I read Henry's The Night She Disappeared and absolutely loved it, it was everything I look for in a YA thriller. So when I saw
The Girl Who Was Supposed to die I was pretty excited about it. Sadly I was somewhat disappointed with it. It was still a very nice short
page turning read.
The book starts out with Cady waking up in a cabin with no idea who she is, where she is, or why she is even there. From there we start on the
journey of trying to figure out what happened to her, and why these people think she knows information.
Along the way we meet Ty who helps her, and keeps her safe from the bad guys.
Henry made Cady and Ty both very realistic and enjoyable characters and I was rooting for them the whole way through. I also really liked the fact that
there was no romantic feelings between the two and the whole focus for once was on making sure Cady's family was safe.
I think this book would make a very nice action filled movie and I hope that maybe it will get made in to one someday.
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